This is an issue having serious consequences for public health and the quality of life for many, many Florida individuals who are afflicted with severely debilitating symptoms that are far better controlled with cannabis than other drugs or substances.

Florida Law gives the Attorney General the right, AND the responsibility, to reschedule a drug in light of new evidence.

Under the Controlled Substance Act, cannabis was erroneously placed in Schedule 1. Schedule 1 drugs have no currently accepted medical value, are not safe for use and have a high propensity for abuse. Florida followed suit, also making cannabis a Schedule 1 drug.

Tell the Attorney General cannabis does not belong in Schedule 1! Sign the petition here :http://takeaction.realreformact.com/p/dia/action/public/?action_KEY=8248

Since 1996, 17 states have put statutes in place which make it legal to use medicinal cannabis. Alaska, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Hawaii, Maine, Michigan, Montana, Nevada, New Jersey, New Mexico, Oregon, Rhode Island, Vermont, Washington, and the District of Columbia with Congressional approval.

Sign the petition to Florida's Attorney General Pam Bondi to remove cannabis from Florida's Schedule 1!

The fact that these states endorse the use of cannabis as medicine clearly shows that cannabis does currently have medical use in the United States and that it is safe under medical supervision. Both are elements that indicate that cannabis does not meet the criteria; therefore, does not belong in Florida Schedule 1.

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